Xenapp/xendesktop 7.6 Experience at the beginning of nine Director

Xen7 inside a function Director, this can be very convenient for Helpdesk or Citrix administrator to handle the user's connection problem.

The Director is installed by default with the Delivery controller, click to open, and receive a warning that the connection is not https.

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The workaround is simple, just open the properties and change the URL.

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If you have not previously configured the certificate and bound the site, you will need to configure it in IIS. The concrete step does not repeat, has already demonstrated how to bind storefront's site in the front.

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The beans forgot to remove IPv6 in the TCP/IP settings, the result is always error, because the DNS default resolution always points to IPv6, but I am bound to IPv4, found that soon after this will work properly

Before logging in, to create a Helpdesk admin account, as shown below, I have now created 2 accounts, an administrator account has the highest privileges, and a helpdesk account can only access the Director

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Okay ie inside with user1 login to see

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In the interface is a simple search user interface, but also some strange drop-down symbol (this is the compatibility of IE bug), I switched to Chrome to open it completely no problem

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Client Login to Citirx Receiver with User2, open two programs randomly

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User1 after opening the director, you can search for the connection status of User2, as shown below

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You can view the status of a specific session and related processes

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Click Details in the top right corner to further see the user, client computer and session information, see Network latency, push policy and so on, very helpful to check the wrong

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Quit, log in with Admininstrator to see what's different.

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You can see that the administrator account can see more global things. such as license and recent error, all kinds of report trend, etc.

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Director is a very good tool, relatively speaking, Xen6.5 inside Citrixapp can only tell the administrator, the user connected to a program, this can get more useful information

This article is from the "Mapo Tofu" blog, please be sure to keep this source http://beanxyz.blog.51cto.com/5570417/1591235

Xenapp/xendesktop 7.6 Experience nine Director